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London leavers: 'from a dismal shared warehouse in Stoke Newington to a picturesque Cotswolds rental house'

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When Vincenzo Gentile moved to London as a teenager he was looking for fun and freedom.

What he eventually found was a wife, a career and business he is passionate about, and more recently a new life in the English countryside.

Vincenzo was born and raised in Rome and moved to London aged 18.

His parents were keen for him to go to university but he had other ideas.

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